There is a story I hear on some Napoleon Hill audio I like to listen to. An example is used of a ship going in to war, and the ship is burned so that the soldiers have only 2 choices. To win or parish.

They won.

I was brought up to not burn my bridges. But there are times when I now have to wonder if that was more of a hindrance than a help.

When you don't burn, you can always go back. It gives one an easy out if they fail.

Unfortunately, the easy way is not always the best way we really "learn."

Sometimes it's good to turn the screws a bit tighter on yourself.

Burning bridges got tiresome after a while. Same old, same old.

We tried a different method of destruction here in a south a while back - seems to have worked pretty well for getting even with those pesky bridges. Took the photo myself - leave no bridge unturned.

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It's not your blog until you have something to say Cowboy...until then you're just taking up space..

:-)

That's the most intelligent thing I've read in the past ten seconds.

THis is even worse than my blog post. I feel better now.

Words of wisdom from Chris????

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